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  • #16
    Marc;
    Nice bike!!!!
    If you have not already done so; I would encourage a trip to the Club Library
    There is:
    1933_Harley-Davidson_Riders_Hand_Book_-_45_Twin_and_Single_Models_
    Which among other interesting things shows your CARB
    You can download the handbook for reading at your leisure! Enjoy!!!!

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    • #17
      Welcome, common interest, common appreciation of carbohydrates.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by PaulCDF View Post
        Marc;
        Nice bike!!!!
        If you have not already done so; I would encourage a trip to the Club Library
        There is:
        1933_Harley-Davidson_Riders_Hand_Book_-_45_Twin_and_Single_Models_
        Which among other interesting things shows your CARB
        You can download the handbook for reading at your leisure! Enjoy!!!!
        Thank you! I downloaded the book! I'm excited to be a member! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

        Marc

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Freeman View Post
          Welcome, common interest, common appreciation of carbohydrates.
          Freeman,
          Absolutely! Lol

          Marc

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Freeman View Post
            Welcome, common interest, common appreciation of carbohydrates.
            Please beware of translator programs, Freeman!

            When speaking of the motors, "carb" (or "carby" among many Australians and New Zealanders) is shortened from 'carburetor' (spelled 'carbureter' in earlier use, and continued by the British).

            We all love our carbohydrates indeed...

            Carburetors not so much.

            ....Cotten
            Last edited by T. Cotten; 10-09-2021, 02:17 PM.
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            • #21
              Originally posted by T. Cotten View Post

              Please beware of translator programs, Freeman!

              When speaking of the motors, "carb" (or "carby" among many Australians and New Zealanders) is shortened from 'carburetor' (spelled 'carbureter' in earlier use, and continued by the British).

              We all love our carbohydrates indeed...

              Carburetors not so much.

              ....Cotten
              I translated the typo and understood him, but also carbohydrates are pretty good judging from my waist line! I prefer to keep the carburetors running, like I should do.
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